Name: Llewellyn - High5, Twenty5 by Llewellyn in The Edge of Float House
Duration: 4 min 41 s
Description: 25 years celebration compilation of Life At Robert Johnson

The Edge of Float House

Heaven is cloudy, streets are muddy, windows are steamy.

Layers upon layers upon layers seem to be the only way to block out the damp cold.
And with multiple pairs of socks you can’t even feel the ground below your feet anymore.
Like a mug inside bubble wrap you are traveling through the twilight. 

There are days on which the darkness outside feels like an exact mirror of the gloom inside.
The few hours of daylight aren’t enough to charge your batteries, let alone warm you up.
What you need on those days is a hot cup of tea and a pair of speakers delivering premium sound waves. Or headphones for that matter. The choice is yours.

The waves are brought to you by Marabou from the infamous Berlin Schrott Rec. gang.
A fine selection of dream-like synthesizer lines paired with driving beats that would even keep a  lake from freezing up. Solid tunes for wonky feet. 

Take care and don’t trip!

@thatmarabou
(@schrottrec | @plattenfreunde)

Photo credit: @deinBollek

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Flight Club №52 — Marabou

A live recording of a special set on Saturday night at midnight at the Oe-aa-sieS theme camp, which was run by some close friends. Going back full circle to where it all started with our brother Faffa Bruwer exactly a year ago. Definitely one to remember for years to come.

Los Jetsons b2b Faffa Bruwer at Oe-aa-sieS, Afrikaburn 2023

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Premiere : Reflex Blue - The Charming Dub (RBSELECT001)

Handing over the controls to well-known figure of the German and Georgian electronic scenes in the persons of .VRIL and HVL, our next installment finds the pair laying down a quintet of hybrid electro and techno weapons that sends us straight back to the heyday of Rephlex and like-minded visionary ventures. All in that stark contrast between ethereal spaciousness and steely, martial rhythms out the industrial spectrum, ‘Far Field’ takes us on a voyage across the board, from breaks-heavy machine stunts to washed-out tapestries, via EBM-laced detours and junglistic maneuvers. Investigating the nexus zone between dance functionality and limitless escapology, it extrapolates both artists’ blends to further immersive, hypnotic effect. 

Taking over the A side, .VRIL gets the ball rolling with ‘Lost Together’, which sets the tone on a low-slung, nostalgia-drenched note; combining the syncopated swagger of downtempo techno with ambient-oid stasis and static-filled opacity. Like watching an all-metal sun sinking past the blazing skyline. Revving up the engines, ‘Fnord’ feat. RÆYN conjures up a way more muscular arsenal of big-room-ready wares, from aggro snare salvos to anthemic synth kinetics, through that replicant-hunting kinda vibe. One to have the Saturn rings go hula hoop, with all woofers and brains in the vicinity melting in XTC. Shutting the A side off, ‘We Believe’ returns to a lighter, more vaporous mindset but sure implements that signature heavy swing of .VRIL, flush with textured kicks and FX-soaked arps. True monster prog swell. 

Flip it over and there’s HVL dishing out a textbook example of his vortical electronic furls with the title-track, ‘Far Field’ - an oneiric drift that slowly rises from its heavy-lidded slumber, ascending towards bleepin’ n bloopin’ experimental effervescence as bars fly by. A number bound to hack your body and mind into two distinct facets, and while one dances its way frantically across the ever buzzing space/time continuum, the other shall reach a state of healing calm and transcending ubiquity. Smoothly shuttling us off to the upper layers of the ionosphere, ‘Lancet Mxi’ clenches it on a trippy note, taxiing us midway zero-G UK bass territories and eerie ambient abstraction. HVL’s total, widescreen vision at its most unhindered, all set at expanding your mind to yet uncharted horizons of sound and closing the gap between two distant, estranged galaxies. A fractured headspace to both dance and dream to.

*Dressed in a fine piece of artwork courtesy of Daniel M. Diaz, 'RYCL021' comes pressed on 180g audiophile black vinyl for optimal playing and listening experience.

A1 written & produced by .VRIL
A2 written & produced by .VRIL & RÆYN
A3 written & produced by .VRIL
B1 written & produced by HVL
B2 written & produced by HVL
Distributed by Clone Distribution Rotterdam               
Artwork & Design by Daniel M. Diaz
Cat. no. RYCL021 – All Rights Reserved
℗ & © Reclaim Your City 2024
www.reclaimyourcity.bandcamp.com

Far Field

RYCL021 - .VRIL - Fnord (feat. RÆYN)

Chant (Midland's 'Arpeggiate Me' Edit)

Dog at Sea

Ruff Groove

25 years celebration compilation of Life At Robert Johnson

Llewellyn - High5, Twenty5

We’re happy to cordially invite you to the Regression Session, hosted by eternal Philadelphia scene flag bearers @zillasonacid ! And if you think this sounds awfully lot like a scam, you’re probably right: „Regression Session“ is just a front of their illegal black market operation, trading raw uncut gems on a large scale. Just listen to the opener and title track and you won’t exactly have a strong case for the Zillas selling out, but rough as it is, this thing is capable of destroying any dancefloor it touches. Looking at their recent releases it’s fair to say the Z’s are on quite a run, putting out music on labels like Permanent Vacation, Throne Of Blood, Multi Culti or Ivan Smagghe’s Disques de la Mort. Tunes like the sneaky rough slow burners „Underling“ or „Start Digging“ sound like they could be lifted from the latter’s infamous DJ sets, while the deceptively titled „Cha Cha Cha“ or closer „Casual Observer“ justify the „Acid“ in the artist name. „Shining Snakes Across The Lake“ is what some years might have been called a mid-tempo house roller and probably counts as downtempo these days. Speaking of tempos, the penultimate „Sweet Days Of Discipline“ starts of masquerading as reaaally downtempo, but ends up throwing 155bpm kick drums at you, so better watch out, all you k-hole ravers! Let’s not forget to talk about „bquiet“, which is what you’d call mid-tempo house these days (125bpm) and uses the eternally banging combination of a jacking beat, a polyrhythmic bass line, some lead-synth stabs and talking vocal slices. You can practically smell the sweat. So what’s left to say? What you see is what you get: They are Zillas, and they are on Acid. And they provide a collection of eight tunes that probably each don’t necessarily have a double-digit amount of tracks in their DAW projects, and that’s exactly what makes them so forceful. Join the regression session!

Regression Session

Casual Observer

Zillas On Acid - Casual Observer

Tracklist

1. LVCA & Otis - Synthesised Emotion [Bordello A Parigi]

2. Rapha - Galactico [Dalmata Daniel]

3. Gewaltem - Damaged Film [INTERVISION]

4. Dina Summer - Promise Me feat. Curses (Club Version) [Iptamenos Discos]

5. Hyperstellar - Message To Nowhere (The Hacker Remix) [Bordello A Parigi]

6. Anthony Rother - I Feel Love

7. HOTPRETTY - Pure Play [Vassnova]

8. Baltazart, Globemaster - King Tut (Mijo Remix) [HEARec]

9. Charlie - Let Go (David Vunk Remix) [Wrong Era]

10. Kiko, David Carretta - Future Is Your Love [Mélopée Records]

11. NIKKNAME - Crossover [Live At Robert Johnson]

12. DJ City - Pillars of Creation [Uncanny Valley]

13. VELVET VELOUR - CARIBBEAN SEA [Jardin de Bliss]

14. Shokh - Colonia Chelonia

15. Black Light Smoke - Deface [DDM17]

16. Happy707 - Magic Wave [Schrödinger's Box]

17. Cute Heels - Silence Complot [Black Leather Records]

18. System F feat. Marc Almond - Soul on Soul (The Hacker Remix) [Flashover Recordings]

19. Drexciya - C To The Power Of X + C To The Power Of X = MM = Unknown [Tresor Records]

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Fragments of the Unknown

Tracklist:

Sunday Crunch - Dub Version by Neele

Tunnel Dancers - Time (The Interval) - Mad Habitat Recordings
Quasi Dub Develpment + Lee Scratch Perry - Heaven’s Gate - Altin Village
Mathimidori - Akari - Echocord
Andres Lõo - Seto Dub - Sex Tags Amfibia
DjRum - Undercoat - 2nd Drop Records (outro skit)
Holy Tongue Meets Shackleton - The Merciful Lake - AD 93
Grace Jones - Love You To Life (Digital Mystikz Remix - Wall Of Sound
Lee Scratch Perry &amp; The Upsetters - Bird In Hand - Goldenlane Records
Mathimidori - Kindston Riddim (Sato Interpretation) - Freund der Familie
Trevor Deep Jr - Blunted (feat. King Shorty) - n s y d e
Phoebe Killdeer + The Shift + Andi Toma - I Saw - Altin Village
Roger 23 - Afta Mi Till Dem Di Soil - Night Defined Recordings
Rhythm &amp; Sound w/ Freddy Mellow - Truly (Vladislav Delay Remix) - Burial Mix
Om Unit - Vibes is Right - Not On Label OMED 001

Sunday Crunch

Sunday Crunch #11 - Neele - 16.02.25

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Danni Georg é natural de Porto Alegre e há 5 anos reside em Trancoso, onde desenvolve sua trajetória como DJ com sensibilidade e profundo apreço pela música eletrônica. Estudiosa do som e amante da boa música, Danni explora com maestria os caminhos do House, Eletro, Breakbeat e Techno. Trazendo influências marcantes do Jazz, Soul, e Hip Hop. Seu repertório é sempre construído com atenção à qualidade de masterização, oferecendo sets envolventes e autênticos.
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Soundcloud: @daniele-georg

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37 - Xpand - JetStream

Supported by:
 Juan Maclean, Il Est Vilane, Andrew Claristidge, Jonathan Kusuma, Justin Strauss, Zillas On Acid, Vox Low, Curses, Iñigo Vontier, Phred La Dame Noir, Damon Jee, Duncan Gray, Amevicious, Gameboyz, Johnson, Sequencers, Did Virgo, Thomass Jackson, Roe Deers, Undo, Sebastian Tex, Fairmont, Javi Redondo, Why People Dance, Amarcord, The Two Mamarrachos, Local Suicide, Future bones, Flxxx, Montcosmik, Theus Mago, Veneno, Colossio, Dawad, Rigopolar, Club Bizarre...

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Andrem - 'Ascensión' (Rigopolar Remix)

Aloha! We live in strange times of Corona, with many parts of the world that face restrictions on everyday life. We wish everyone good luck and all the best to pull trough this! More than ever before we could use some good music to get through these difficult times. Hence, we have one epic podcast lined up for you guys!

We have been looking forward to have the excellent @rigopolar on TANK Radio for a while now, so we are delighted to present this month's podcast on his behalf! Rigopolar took care of TR067 with his signature Dark Disco track selection and it is everything we expected it to be, enjoy!

TR067 - Rigopolar

Mix recorded recently for the 'Feed Your Head' Show on Kane fm
Run by the Hutchinson Brothers

Hope you enjoy it

Llewellyn - High5, Twenty5

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